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What Does 5G Mean to the Future of IoT? Sensors Expo 2019 Seeks the Answer

Photos courtesy of Jen Miles More than 7,500 attendees will stop by Sensors Expo 2019 in Silicon Valley this week. The event, in its fourth decade, showcases applications for today’s sensor technologies while keeping an eye on the future. This morning’s keynote address was delivered by Gerardo Giaretta, Sr. Director, Product Management- Head of Industry…

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What Does 5G Mean to the Future of IoT? Sensors Expo 2019 Seeks the Answer

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Photos courtesy of Jen Miles More than 7,500 attendees will stop by Sensors Expo 2019 in Silicon Valley this week.

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The event, in its fourth decade, showcases applications for today’s sensor technologies while keeping an eye on the future.

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This morning’s keynote address was delivered by Gerardo Giaretta, Sr.

Photos courtesy of Jen Miles

More than 7,500 attendees will stop by Sensors Expo 2019 in Silicon Valley this week. The event, in its fourth decade, showcases applications for today’s sensor technologies while keeping an eye on the future.

This morning’s keynote address was delivered by Gerardo Giaretta, Sr. Director, Product Management- Head of Industry 4.0 at Qualcomm Europe. He is one speaker on a list of more than 100 industry insiders who will be leading sessions.

Giaretta will be speaking specifically on the effect of 5G on IoT technologies.

The conference is more relevant than ever before with advances in wireless networks, autonomous vehicles and other artificial intelligence products.

Stay tuned for more updates from the show and for the latest news in software and technology, head to our industry page!

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